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Dec 02 2024. Io-C N emissions - Heliotown

Thomas Ashcraft All Messages By This Member #12067 Dec 02 2024. Io-C - Heliotown. After 0900 UTC slightly dominant left hand circular polar N- event activity. Tom 241202083606Heliotowniocn.PNG
Sabine Cremer All Messages By This Member #12070 Great record, the N-event immediately catches the eye. Can you give a description of what "polar" means in this context? ? Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
Thomas Ashcraft All Messages By This Member #12074 Great record, the N-event immediately catches the eye. Can you give a description of what "polar" means in this context? Sabine Hi Sabine, I am not able to explain "polar" in this context. Too complex for me unfortunately. Maybe others can help. In the meantime I googled and found this good paper on N-Events by Jim Brown, Dave Typinski and Richard Flagg. Hope this helps a little. - Tom
Dave Typinski All Messages By This Member #12076 Hi Sabine, I think in Tom's message it's just a non-standard abbreviation for "polarization" -- as in "left-hand circular polarization" -- also seen as "LCP" in the standard abbreviation. -- Dave toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 12/5/24 03:10, Sabine Cremer wrote: Great record, the N-event immediately catches the eye. Can you give a description of what "polar" means in this context? Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
Sabine Cremer All Messages By This Member #12087 Oh darn, only a non-native speaker can do that! I associated the "polar" to the "N-event". :-( Sorry, Tom! Thanks for the tip, Dave! And thanks to Tom pointing out the interesting publication. ? Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

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